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The Silver Spindle

The Silver Spindle began as a weaver's house two generations ago and became an inn when the nearby road grew busy after a regional mill opened. Mara's mother bought the building with a small sewing guild's investment; Mara took over when her mother fell ill and spent her youth learning to brew and to sing for coin. The inn served as a muster point during a small border skirmish years ago and still hosts the monthly council for the village. Over the years it has accumulated the odd relic — a carved spindle from a long-gone guild and an old skirmish banner used as a curtain behind the stage.

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The Silver Spindle

The Silver Spindle began as a weaver's house two generations ago and became an inn when the nearby road grew busy after a regional mill opened.

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Mara Thorn

Tavernkeeper

Mara Thorn
HumanBard

Keeper's Species

Human

History

The Silver Spindle began as a weaver's house two generations ago and became an inn when the nearby road grew busy after a regional mill opened. Mara's mother bought the building with a small sewing guild's investment; Mara took over when her mother fell ill and spent her youth learning to brew and to sing for coin. The inn served as a muster point during a small border skirmish years ago and still hosts the monthly council for the village. Over the years it has accumulated the odd relic — a carved spindle from a long-gone guild and an old skirmish banner used as a curtain behind the stage.

Quirks

Every night at the hour of the second bell the inn cats — three of them — gather on the hearth and sleep in a neat row. Mara keeps a small carved spindle by the register; anyone who touches it while making a wish is expected to buy a round if the wish is bold enough.

Lore

Locals say the original spindle hung in the attic and once belonged to a famed pathfinder who guided merchants through the misted fen. Superstitious patrons leave coins in the spindle's carved grooves for safe travel. Some whisper that the spindle's wood was taken from a tree struck by a meteor centuries ago — nothing in writing proves this, but Elven minstrel Elena likes to sing about a star-tree whose grain keeps secrets safe.

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